Anthony Templeton
The Advertiser
Adelaide, SA, Australia
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Raylene Mullins hijacks Malcolm Turnbull’s press conference at Whyalla
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s announcement on a major government steel purchase from Arrium was hijacked by the wife of a steelworker who complained free trade agreements were “killing” local industries. → Read More
Australia Day Honours 2016: Former premier Mike Rann comes under fire for receiving nation’s highest honour
THE response was as predictable as it was vitriolic. → Read More
New Parklands policy could see old clubs go
SPORTING and community groups with premium spots on the Parklands face losing them under a new leasing policy of “openness and transparency” approved by an Adelaide City Council committee. → Read More
Parking inspectors to undergo major culture change, resulting in them becoming city ambassadors and issue fewer fines
THEY are viewed as villains preying on unsuspecting motorists but parking inspectors are about to undergo a major culture change which could result in them becoming city ambassadors and issuing fewer fines. → Read More
Major international investment in city’s premier retail precinct with $400m sale of Rundle Place
RUNDLE Place has been sold to a private equity firm in a 400 million deal. → Read More
Damien Little drove two sons off Port Lincoln wharf in murder-suicide
A SHRINE of tributes to two young boys and their father killed in a murder-suicide at Port Lincoln is growing as more people visit the site of the tragic deaths at Boston Bay. → Read More
$9 million upgrade to Adelaide Oval 2 to start in 2016
WORK on a $9 million upgrade to Adelaide Oval 2 in a bid to host more first-class cricket matches will commence next year but the planned wetlands in the Parklands will not proceed. → Read More
Push to ban dance music festivals in Adelaide in extreme heat
BANNING dance music festivals in extreme heat should be considered to prevent more deaths, says outspoken City Councillor Anne Moran. → Read More
Cap on food trucks allowed in Adelaide CBD set at 20
TWENTY food trucks are set to be allowed to trade in the CBD during daytime trading after an Adelaide City Council committee voted to amend its policy and “clear up confusion”. → Read More
Police allegedly found illegal drugs in pocket of man who died in Stereosonic Music Festival in Adelaide
A TEENAGER has died and another man was fighting for his life last night after suspected drug overdoses at the Stereosonic music festival yesterday. → Read More
Legal advice recommends changes to City Council’s food truck rules to lift daytime limit to 20 outlets
ADELAIDE City Council is expected to change its food truck policy yet again after legal advice has been provided on whether the controversial daytime cap restricts the number of operators to 10 or 20. → Read More
Push to have Adelaide City Council’s controversial new food truck rules overturned has failed
THE latest push to have Adelaide City Council’s controversial new food truck rules overturned has failed, with the proponents blaming a majority faction at Town Hall for scuttling the plan. → Read More
Jay Weatherill wants feedback on plan to create consistent food truck rules
FOOD trucks regulation could be taken over by the State Government and further incentives offered for people to get into the niche industry under a proposal put forward by Premier Jay Weatherill. → Read More
Calvary Hospital’s plans to merge three facilities into CBD location given green light
CALVARY Hospital’s $250 million city expansion plans have been approved. → Read More
Adelaide Casino to lose general manager Aaron Morrison after sudden resignation
ADELAIDE Casino boss Aaron Morrison has suddenly quit. → Read More
Adelaide Casino to lose general manager Aaron Morrison after sudden resignation
ADELAIDE Casino boss Aaron Morrison has suddenly quit. → Read More
Fewer Adelaide food trucks, higher fees for vendors
THE number of food trucks in the CBD is set to be reduced and permit fees for operators increased after an Adelaide City Council committee voted to support the changes. → Read More
Fewer Adelaide food trucks, higher fees for vendors
THE number of food trucks in the CBD is set to be reduced and permit fees for operators increased after an Adelaide City Council committee voted to support the changes. → Read More
Adelaide City Council to oppose State Government planning reforms on Parklands and heritage issues
ADELAIDE City Council says it is worried about the future of the Parklands and heritage buildings as a result of state planning reforms. → Read More
Fixing controversial Frome St bikeway and extending it could cost city ratepayers more than $10m
FIXING the controversial Frome St bikeway and extending it could cost city ratepayers more than $10 million. → Read More